We are pleased to announce the release of our 2025 Tax Market Insights and Salary Guide, developed with input from over 1,200 tax professionals and leaders. This guide offers a detailed analysis of the trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping the tax sector in 2025. Click here to download your copy now. This year’s guide covers […]
In an exclusive roundtable hosted by The Consultancy Group, tax leaders from various sectors gathered to explore the evolving role of tax professionals. Adam Eagers, a seasoned tax expert with a background at KPMG and now residing as Group Tax Director for AS Watson Europe – the world’s largest international health & beauty retailer with […]
Salary: £90,000 – £120,000per annumHybrid role – 3 days in the office/ week
Location: London
Newly created Direct Tax Manager role at a growing Unicorn Tech Company, quickly gaining a reputation for their innovative solutions. Company Overview: Join one a growing Unicorn Tech Company, quickly gaining a reputation for their innovative solutions and rapid growth in the tech industry. They are reshaping the way businesses and consumers interact with technology, […]
Interim Corporate Tax Manager role within leading Property Investment Company in London. Full Job Description Job Title: Interim Corporate Tax Manager Location: London, UK Duration: 3-6 months (initially) Rate: Day rate PAYE (competitive and negotiable) About the Company: Our client is a leading Property Investment company based in London, with a portfolio of assets across the UK and internationally. […]
Join a pioneering technology firm that is transforming the Travel app landscape. They’re at the forefront of innovation and are committed to building cutting-edge solutions that enhance user experiences globally. The Head of Tax is now looking to add a newly created Indirect Tax Manager role to the London team. Role Overview: As the Indirect […]
Omaar Jiwani is a born and bred Londoner and Tax Expert, presently leading the Direct Tax team at Britvic Plc. After studying at Kings College in London, Omaar joined Deloitte and spent the best part of eight years there. Working across various tax functions, Omaar developed a holistic operational tax view that paved his way […]
The final quarter of 2024 brought significant developments in UK tax policy, impacting corporate tax enforcement, R&D tax relief, and Capital Gains Tax (CGT). Below is a summary of the key updates and their implications: Capital Gains Tax (CGT) Reforms Key Changes: Effective from October 30, 2024, CGT rates increased from 10% to 18% for […]
With the latest developments in corporate tax enforcement, changes to R&D tax relief, and looming Capital Gains Tax reforms, this quarter has been anything but quiet for tax professionals. We’ve sifted through the most impactful updates from Q3 to ensure you’re equipped with the key insights to help steer your company’s tax strategy in the […]
As the UK awaits the first Autumn Budget under the new Labour government, speculation is rife about what Chancellor Rachel Reeves will announce on 30 October. With talks of significant tax reforms and a growing concern about market confidence, CFOs need to keep a close eye on potential shifts that could affect everything from consumer […]
We recently had the pleasure of interviewing Julian Johnson, the Chief Financial Officer at Nala Renewables. In an industry as essential as renewable energy, Julian’s role extends beyond managing a company; it involves envisioning and implementing solutions that will have a lasting impact on the planet. During our discussion, Julian provided profound insights into his […]
We're pleased to announce an exclusive event tailored for senior tax professionals looking to shape the future of tax leadership within large corporations. Join us for our prestigious breakfast seminar, "How to Become a Head of Tax for the Future," featuring keynote speaker Adam Eagers, Group Tax Director (Europe) for AS Watson.
As we edge closer to the 2024-25 fiscal year, the UK’s financial landscape is witnessing a significant uptick in tax revenue, expected to reach 36.5% of national income. According to an Institute for Fiscal Studies report, this nears the historical peak of 37.2% seen in 1948, with projections suggesting a rise to 37.1% by the […]
